8 thoughts on “ Roll, Jordan, Roll - Mnogaja Leta Quartet* - Good News (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Feb 14,  · Roll, Jordan Roll, a song by Mnogaja Leta Quartet on Spotify. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. You look like someone who appreciates good Music Duration: 3 min.

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2. Jan 04,  · "Went down to the river Jordan, where John baptised three Well I woke the devil in hell sayin John ain't baptise me I say; Chorus Roll, Jordan, roll Roll, Jordan, roll My soul arise in heaven, Lord for the year when Jordan roll Well some say John was a baptist some say John was a Jew But I say John was a preacher of God and my bible says so too.

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3. Mar 20,  · “Roll Jordan, Roll” was eventually widely accepted as a former slave song rather than methodist spiritual. Below is a excerpt from a newspaper article from Whomever wrote it acknowledges that the songs sung by the Jubilee Singers, included “Roll Jordan, Roll” originated from “slavery times”, not the old English Methodists.

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4. Roll Jordan, roll Roll Jordan, roll I wanter go to heav'n when I die To hear ol' Jordan roll O brethern Roll Jordan, roll Roll Jordan, roll I wanter go to heav'n when I die To hear ol' Jordan roll. Oh, brothers you oughter been dere Yes my Lord A-sittin' in the Kingdom To hear ol' Jordan roll. Sing it over.

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5. May 27,  · Crossroads - Roll Jordan Roll 5/18/09 @ Helsinki, Finland. Fairfield Four - Roll Jordan Roll (feat. Crossroads) (live on the Saturday Night Spectacular) - Duration: Barbershop Harmony.

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6. Shop and Buy Roll, Jordan, Roll sheet music. SATB choir (divisi, a cappella) sheet music book by Robert Fountain: Roger Dean Publishing at Sheet Music Plus: The World Largest Selection of Sheet Music. (LOR).

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8. Well, now roll Jordan, roll (Why don't you?) Roll, Jordan, roll (Well) I want to go to Heaven when I die To hear ol' Jordan, roll Well, now roll Jordan, roll (Why don't you?) Roll, Jordan, roll (Well) I want to go to Heaven when I die To hear ol' Jordan, roll O brother, you ought to been there Yes, my Lord A-sitting up in the kingdom To hear.

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